Hi everybody, this is Gadsad.

I'll give you a moment to wipe the drool off the sides of your mouth, given this glorious skin tone.

Just returned from a much needed family vacation and then headed off to give a plenary address at the Northwest Sanity Forum, a great event.

In any case, I wanted to spend a few minutes today talking about something that I've regrettably

had to address in the past, but apparently it rears its ugly head. While I was

away in the Seattle area, I listened to the recent conversation between Megan Kelly and

Marjorie Taylor Green. And apparently Marjorie Taylor Green has, you know, taken a turn for

exhibiting some anti-Israel positions. I haven't been, you know, taken a turn for exhibiting some anti-Israel positions.

I haven't been, you know, listening to all of Megan's shows.

But in this case, I wanted to get on the treadmill, loosen up those hurting knees.

And so I listened to the entire conversation between Marjorie and Megan Kelly.

And I simply posted a post on social media saying that, hey, both my wife and I, you know, separately

listened to the conversation.

And it's not nearly as, know worthy of all of the Jews that are

unhinged that you know Megan Kelly is now anti-Jewish and anti-Israel and she's platforming maniacs like

Glenn Greenwald and she's taking a turn like Tucker Cross.

All I was saying was, you know, it's not a good idea to always, you know, go from zero to

100 in disassociating with people, accusing them of suddenly exhibiting, you know, anti-Jewish animus or, you know, anti-Israel animus.

It is perfectly reasonable for American politicians to espouse a position of America first.

And in this case, at least as I listened to the chat, Marjorie was saying, look, we have a lot of

problems in the U.S. We have $37 trillion of debt, and maybe we need to rethink the extent

to which we support Israel. Now, from a personal perspective, I can easily argue why it makes perfect sense

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